Something struck me today, and this was concerning the game as a whole; is NFM infringing any copyrights? This is because licenses to NFMM are being sold, and part of that content is actually owned by record companies if you trace back. If you aren't already aware, the NFM1 - Stage 6 .mod file is Pet Shop Boys - Paninaro, and HotButter - Popcorn is used for Digger's Revenge. Is NFM threatened? Should we, as the community, take action to resolve this issue?

Post your thoughts below,

~ Mac.

I do not think nfmm is threatened, no.

The music part, ModArchive, the site Omar got his music/mod files on, has certain licenses that you can put on the songs, so if the songs had copyright problems, don't you think the creators of the songs would get in trouble? The songs aren't actually exact copies of the songs Popcorn And Paninaro, they are just remixes, and they are public domain on the site, so no Need for Madness will not get in trouble.